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  1. Hot - no. Wet - yes. One of the wettest years I can remember - at least some rain every month. The SW monsoon was weak but there was much more rain from the east, early and late in the "rainy" season. Average temperatures were cooler, with hardy a "hot" season in April/May. Some scientists say that this is due to a very rare ‘triple-dip’ La Nina, now in a third rear. Makes sense to me. See what happens next year before you all up and off to Malaga. https://www.thaipbsworld.com/un-weather-agency-predicts-rare-triple-dip-la-nina-in-2022/
  2. But while it’s true the US now exports more energy than it imports, the nation still relies on foreign oil to some degree for the energy it needs. https://usafacts.org/articles/is-the-us-energy-independent/
  3. Stands for c*ck enormous ????
  4. LNG up yes, oil no (down). The Venezuelan route is a strange choice for a president who is supposed to be so caring about the environment. Heavy oil, expensive to refine and not as clean as the US options even then.
  5. Not any more. https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=51338
  6. The extremists are already there as a majority.
  7. How you know so? This was the time of the build up to the EU itself and hoped for adoption of the Euro. Jackals like Major were quick to form the pack that killed Maggie once it was clear she wanted no further UK integration with the EU. Far easier to stop Maggie than stop the EU train.
  8. The EU is no deterrent to Russia. NATO does not benefit from its members - it's actually the other way round.
  9. She wouldn't have signed Maastricht if she had stayed PM - that means pulling out.
  10. A fair assumption. Right,
  11. Not really highlighted by the media? How can that be? Oh, wait a minute. Thanks for the vid. Key word there accountability. Good man obviously not popular amongst his gravy-slurping colleagues.
  12. The article is pretty good but seems to agree with my comment. She was pro EEC when she entered office but had turned ten years later, after the scale of intended political integration became clear to her.
  13. I guess from that, then you might support national referendums in Poland then? Golf was good except for a slip of the mouse on the 15th.
  14. Did he really? Or was that according to the source. LOL.
  15. What has this rubbish got to do with the reasoning for forming the EU?
  16. When you run out of cards, I've got a fresh deck for you.
  17. Yes. Then she changed het mind.
  18. These magnificent seven are not a good measure of anything.
  19. Thanks, I could only find this: https://poland.postsen.com/world/139927/Two-minutes-of-bitter-truth-in-the-European-Parliament-Ryszard-Legutko-The-EP-has-done-a-lot-of-damage-in-Europe.html From which comes this quote: "Call it what you will, but it is not a democracy. In conclusion, the European Parliament represents a demos that does not exist, works on a project that is completely unrealistic, evades responsibility, turns its back on millions of people and serves the interests of a single political orientation. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg". – emphasized Professor Ryszard Legutko. Several similar complaints over the years and I agree, of course.
  20. Golf game - sorry,
  21. I don't think the campaign wails had much effect on the outcome. But we've been through all this before. Bye

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